Setting up the test environment for S3C6410 Development Board

Setting up the test environment for the s3c6410 Development Board describes how to install Android on the Ok6410-a Development Board. Development boards are the main hardware devices for developing and learning embedded technologies. To be tested on the Development Board. The s3c6410 is a low-power, cost-effective RISC processor that is based on the ARM11 core (arm1176jzf-s) and is widely used in mobile phones and general-purpose processing.

OK6410 through the serial cable and the PC connection, the Linux driver in the output debugging information at the same time through the serial cable to send debugging information to the PC, so that the Linux driver programmer directly on the PC to debug confidence.

This chapter selects the Installation Serial port debugging tool is minicom. The steps are as follows:

1, check whether the current system supports USB to serial port: #Ismod |grep usbserial;

2, installation minicom: #apt-get install minicom;

3, configuration minicom:minicom–s;

4, test minicom: #minicom;

OK6410 before burning to write Android, be sure to start eboot erase Nandflash, using Eboot erase Nandflash method is as follows:

1, Preparation: Serial cable or USB to the serial cable to connect the development Board and PC, and start minicom;

2, enter the Eboot state: Open the OK6410 Development Board power Development, wait a moment for 5 seconds of information (initiating image launch in 5 seconds);

3. Erase Nandflash

Burn write Android steps as follows:

1, ready to work: Insert the card reader and connect the PC;

2. Write Mmc.bin and Zimage-sd.bin to SD card;

3, burn to write before the preparation of Android;

4, start burning from SD card to write Android;

5, calibrate the screen;

Finally, configure the wired network. After the network cable is connected, you will need to manually set the IP, subnet mask, and gateway for the Development Board.

Setting up the test environment for S3C6410 Development Board